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Braden David, U. S. A., res. 75 W. New York.
Bradford Dr. A .. bds. Ohio House.
Bradley J. H., res. 69 N. Pennsylvania.
Bradley J. W., constable, res. 69 Benton.
Bradley James, laborer, res. 13 Union.
Brado Joseph, with M. H. Goodi
Brado Thomas, grocer, res. cor. East and South, and Vir- ginia ave.
Bradshaw James M., res. 57 N. Meridian.
Bradshaw John A., res. 12 E. Vermont.
Bradshaw J. William, res. 70 N. East.
Bradshaw Margaret, (wid.,) res. 161 S. Alabama.
BRADSHAW WILLIAM A., general freight agent Indiana Central Railway, res. 70 N. East.
Brady Patrick, fireman I & C. R. R., res. near cor. Orient, S. E. Michigan Road. >
Bradymier Henry, laborer, res. 227 S. East.
Bragumier Thomas, student, bds. cor. Illinois and First.
Brah L., baker and grocer, 46 Ft. Wayne ave., res. same.
Braining Humphrey, carpenter, res. 295 S. Delaware.
Bramwell Z. T., railroader, res. 66 E. Merrill.
Bramwell John M., book-keeper 22 W. Washington, res 48 S. Mississippi.
BRANCH OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF IN- DIANA, cor. Washington and Meridian, George Tousey,
President ; David E. Snyder, Cashier ; V. T. Malott, Teller.
Brand J. G., grocer, 25 Bluff Road, res. in rear.
Brando John H., Indiana Central R. R., res. 25 E. Georgia. Brandt Christ., drayman for Root, Bennett & Co.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer is the only Hemmer that will Fell.
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INDIANAPOLIS
CRYSTAL PALACE RESTAURANT,
No. 44 West Wash. St.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
EDWARD BECK, Prop'r.
JOHN FISHBACK, Cash Dealer in
Hides, Oils and Leather,
Corner Meridian and Maryland Sts. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
DE Cash paid for all kinds of Leather in the rough.
FARMERS' HOTEL
One Square North of Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
H. E. BUEHRIG, Prop. - WM. QUINN, Clerk.
BOARD, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
81,000 Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines in use in this country.
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Brandum Samuel, Oriental hair-dressing saloon.
Branger Frederick, carpenter, res, 9 McCarthy.
Branian Andrew, workman at Rolling Mill, res. Missouri, S. of Canal.
Brannigan Patrick, laborer, bds. 43 Massachusetts ave.
Braty John, plow maker for Beard, Starr & Co., bds. Ohio House.
Bray John S., policeman, res. 94 N. East.
Bredemayer Christian, laborer, res. 146 Davidson.
Breen Michael, railroader, res. 169 Railroad.
Brenard William, ostler, Exchange stables.
Brenman John, porter at Postoffice, res. 356 Virginia ave.
Bretney William, Deputy Marshal, res. 48 S. Meridian.
Bretz Adam, grocer, 44 Louisiana, res. 40 S. Illinois.
Brewer Frederick, laborer, res. Winston, bet. Biddle and North.
Brewing William, mattress maker, res. 63 N. West.
BRENNINGER AUGUSTUS, grocer, W. Washington, res. same.
Bridehop Richard, teamster, res. 115 E. New York.
Briggs Mrs. Elizabeth, res. 269 Massachusetts ave.
Brigham Charles E., printer Sentinel office, bds. S. New Jersey, bet. South and Merrill.
Bright Mrs. E., boarding house, 45 N. Pennsylvania.
Bright Major, res. 45 N. Pennsylvania.
Brimmerman Caston, carriage maker, res. 9 Ft. Wayne avc. Brimmerman Frederick, carriage maker, res. 123 N. Ala- bama.
Bringer William, cooper, res. 163 N. New Jersey.
Brink A. D., salesman 29 W. Washington.
Brink Frederick, driver for Speigel, Thoms & Co., res. 184 E. Vermont.
Brink William, tailor, res. bet. Davidson and Railroad.
Brinker August, grocery, 94 W. New York, res. same.
Brinkley Benj., wagon maker, Marion Agricultural Works, res. Tennessee, bet. Merrill and Norwood.
Brinkleman Emil, painter, workman at Washington Foun- dry, bds. 28 Kentucky ave.
Brinkman & Ruschaupt, livery and sale stable, 17 S. Dela- ware.
Brinkman C., (B. & Ruschaupt,) bds. 61 N. New Jersey.
Brinkmeyer George, salesman 82 W. Washington, res. 80 Davidson.
Brinkmeyer George, saloon keeper, res. 129 Davidson.
Brinkmeyer J. C., (J. C. B. & Co.,) res. 152 Liberty.
BRINKMEYER J. C. & Co., importers and wholesale deal- ers in foreign and domestic liquors, tobacco and cigars, 82 W. Washington.
Upwards of 100 W. & W. Machines in use in Ind'p'lis making army clothing.
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INDIANAPOLIS
BATES CITY MILLS
COR, WASHINGTON AND NOBLE STS,, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT, BILLIARD SALOON & SHOOTING GALLERY, NO. 86 E. WASHINGTON ST. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars; Oysters and Game in their season.
F. GOEPPER'S CLOTHING
And Merchant Tailoring Establishment, No. 15 E. WASHINGTON ST., ONE DOOR EAST OF HARRISON'S BANK, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Keeps constantly on hand a well assorted stock of ready-made Cloth- ing and Furnishing Goods, which he sells at the lowest prices.
H. BECKER,
TRUNK
MANUFACTURER, No. 30 West Washington Street, Under Temperance Hall, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Trunks, Valises, Ladies' Bonnet Boxes, Carpet Bags, &c., wholesale and retail. Trunks made to order. Trunks repaired on fair and reason- able terms.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines have been awarded the First Premium
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Brinkmeyer John, liquors, Washington, res. 152 N. Lib- erty.
Brinkmire Fred., laboror, res. 127 Davidson.
Brison Mrs. Julia, seamstress, res. 130 Davidson.
Brison J. W., assistant in Quartermaster's department, bds. Oriental House.
Bristor Samuel M., carriage maker, res. 51 N. Delaware.
Brit Thos., workman at Rolling Mill, bds. ISS S. Tennessee.
Britney W. II., telegraph operator, Bellefontaine Railroad Line, bds. 48 S. Meridian.
Brittingham Mrs. Hettie, res. 18 N. Illinois.
Broadrich Mrs. Mary, ( wid .. ) res. 9 N. Ellsworth.
Broden James, moulder, res. 119 E. New York.
Broden John, res. 117 E. New York.
Broden Michael, printer, bds. 117 E. New York.
Broder Mrs. Ellen, res. Mississippi, bet. South and Henry.
Brodrick Patrick, bar-keeper Exchange restaurant.
Brok Richard, drayman, res. E. Wyoming.
Broking Charles, drayman, res. 27 Union.
Bronson G. W., principal 5th ward school, res. Oak near Church.
Bronson Robert T., carpenter, res. 103 N. Alabama.
BROOKS REV. ASAHELL L., Fourth Presbyterian, res. 89 E. Ohio.
Brooks Bennet, carpenter, res. Massachusetts ave. near North.
Brooks Bryant, barber, bds. 116 Georgia.
Brooks Mrs. Hannah, (wid.,) W. Indianapolis.
Brooks Mrs. Helen, dress-maker, res. 14 N. New Jersey.
Broomer Francis, laborer, 180 S. Pennsylvania.
Broomer Frederick, painter, res. 173 E. Ohio.
Brotz Adam, grocery, res. 82 S. Illinois.
Brotz John, blacksmith, 86 W. Washington, bds. 28 Indiana ave.
Brough G. W., butcher, res. 32 Davidson.
BROUGH JOHN, general superintendent Bellefontaine R. R., bds. Morris House. .
Brouse Andrew, carpenter, res. 60 E. New York.
Brouse C. W., salesman, 70 E. Washington, bds. 38 E. Market.
Brouse David W., carpenter, bds. 60 E. New York.
BROUSE REV. J. A., Methodist, res. 38 E. Market.
Brown Arnst, res. 168 N. Noble.
BROWN AUSTIN H., local editor Indianapolis Daily Jour- nal, and attorney for soldiers' claims, res. S. Meridian. Brown C. F., superintendent Indianapolis gas light and coke company, bds. Long's boarding house, Maryland. Brown E. A., conductor B. & I. R. R., bds. Bates House.
For four successive years at the Am. Institute, New York.
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C. SPIEGEL, F. THOMS,
I. FRANK.
A. SPIEGEL.
SPIEGEL
TROMS
MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL Dealers in all Kinds of
FURNITURE,
AND CHAIRS Warerooms, No. 73 W. Washington St., INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Union
111, 113, 115 and 117, East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. MATTHIAS EMMENEGGER, Prop'r.
Boarders kept
By the Day or Week. Three first class
ANION HALL.
Billiard Tables.
CHOICE. WINES,
LIQUORS
And Cigars,
ALWAYS ON HAND. UGK.IND'YiS
First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for
,
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Brown George, carpenter, res. 168 N. Alabama.
Brown H. C., carpenter, res. Illinois, cor. Fourth.
Brown H. M., conductor Jeffersonville R. R., bds. Palmer Honse.
BROWN IGNATIUS, attorney at law and notary public, 193 E. Washington, res. 151 East.
Brown I. F., tinner 5 Virginia ave., res. 168 N. Alabama.
Brown James, paper hanger, res. 135 N. Alabama.
Brown James H., druggist, res. 70 N. Alabama.
Brown Jerry, (col.,) engineer Sentinel office, res 151 N. Alabama.
Brown John, plasterer, res. 182 N. Liberty.
Brown John, shoemaker, shop and res. Tennessee, S. of Garden.
Brown John G., grocer, 150 N. New Jersey, ros. 144 N. New Jersey.
Brown John H., tinner, bds. 168 N. Alabama.
Brown John L., County Treasurer, office county building, res. 67 N. New Jersey.
Brown John W., baker, shop 150 N. New Jersey, res. same. Brown J. W., res. 22 N. Meridian.
Brown Latham B., bds. 15 S. Mississippi.
Brown Mrs. Mary, washer, res. 149 E. Market.
BROWN P. A., attorney at law, 24 E. Washington, res. 130 N. New Jersey.
Brown Pat., laborer, res. 174 S. Delaware.
Brown Phillip, lumber merchant, res. 275 Massachusetts ave.
BROWN R. D., State Librarian, res. 15 Mississippi, Ham- mond's Block.
Brown Richard, machinist, res. 51 N. New Jersey.
Brown Ryland T., professor natural science North Western Christian University, res. Ft. Wayne ave.
Brown Samuel, (col.,) white-washer, res. alley, bet. Illinois and Tennessee.
Brown Willis, farmer, res. 116 W. Georgia.
BROWN W. P., far and silk hat manufacturer, 20 Kentucky ave., bds. Tully House, 79 S. Illinois.
Browning Edmond, land office agent, res. 88 Virginia ave. Browning George T., clerk Quartermaster's department, res. 107 Indiana ave.
BROWNING ROBERT, wholesale and retail druggist, 22 W. Washington, res. 102 N. Illinois.
Brubaker H. W., clerk 18 S. Meridian, res. 127 N. Penn- sylvania.
Brueggemann William, tailor, res. 192 E. Ohio.
Bruening E., (E. & J. B.,) bds. at Walks.
BRUENING E. J., daguerrean artists, 6 E. Washington.
Successive years at the United States Fair.
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INDIANAPOLIS
MAGNOLIA SALOON
AND RESTAURANT No. 9 South Illinois Street. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
S. A. FLAGG,
Proprietor.
The very best quality of all kinds of
Liquors & Cigars
ALWAYS ON HAND.
A. J. HINESLEY, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Riding Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Whips. Spurs and Stirrups, Coach, Buggy, Express and Wagon Harness, Horse Clothing of every description, for all seasons, Fly Nets and Rubber Covers, together with a large and well assorted stock of
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Military Equipments made to order at short notice. Country harness makers will find here a good assortment of everything connected with the business, which we will sell at CINCIN- NATI OR NEW YORK PRICES. REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
34 West Washington St., - - INDIANAPOLIS.
NEBRASKA SALOON, No. 12 Louisiana Street, Opposite Union Depot, INDIANAPOLIS, IND-, NALTNER & NALTNER, Propr's. Keep constantly on hand a general assortment of the best LIQUORS, WINES, BEER AND ALE, Mixed Drinks, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine with Hemmer, for $50.
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Bruening J. (E. & J. B.,) bds. at Walks.
Bruff Geo. W., butcher, res. 32 Davidson.
Bruff John. railroader, res. 217 S. Alabama.
Brummer Prof. C., res. 12 E. Michigan.
Brumley Wm., laborer, 192 N. New Jersey.
Brundage E. C., clerk Beebe & Hawes. res. 167 E. Market. Bruner Charles, manufacturer and dealer in boots, shoes, &c., 38 W. Washington, res. 112 S. New Jersey.
Brunes Henry, laborer, res. 186 N. New Jersey.
Brunger James, boss weaver Ohio Premium Woolen Factory.
Brunkum Henry, laborer, res. W. Elizabeth.
Brunner Roman, machinist, res. 14 S. Illinois.
Bryant Alexander, foreman Bellefontaine car shop, res. 173 S. New Jersey.
Bryant B. F., salesman 17 E. Washington, res. 111 W. South. Bryant's Commercial College, AEtna Building, Wm. Purdy, Principal.
Bryant James, res. 113 W. South.
Bryant James G., bds. Mrs. Smith, Alvord's Block.
Bryant W. L., res. 111 and 113 W. South.
Bryant William, wood-chopper, res. 111 W. South.
Brykit William, workman at woolen factory, res. 135 W. Market.
Bryson James W., superintendent U. S. warehouse, bds. Oriental House.
Buchann James M., (Richmond & B.,) res. 14 Fletcher's ave.
Buchanan Cyrus F., carpenter, res. 14 S. West.
Buchanan G. W., U. S. A., res. 83 S. East.
Buchanan James M., wagon maker, Fletcher's ave.
Buchanan John, laborer, res. W. of Terre Haute depot.
Buchanan John A., mailing clerk postoffice, res. 26 S. Mis- sissippi.
Buchanan Oliver, brickmason, res. 52 Indiana ave.
Buchanan Thomas, (Hawthorne & B.,) res. E. Washington. Buche Fred., boots and shoes, 104 S. Illinois, res. same. Bucher Henry, saloon 51 South, res. in rear.
Buchholtz Fred., cigar maker, 35 W. Washington.
Buchhorn Christ., wagon maker, 156 S. Delaware, res. bet. Alabama and New Jersey.
Buek Charles, railroader, res. Biddle, near city limits.
Bucker John, marble dresser, res. 57 St. Joseph.
Buckharst Fred., cigar maker, res. 197 N. Illinois. Buckley John, ostler, bds. 20 S. Pennsylvania.
Buekmar Frank W., bds. Palmer House.
Bucksot William, res. 84 E. Market.
Buckstatler Martin, confectioner, bds. 50 W. South.
Buckstatler Mrs. Sarah, (wid.,) res. 50 W. South. 4
A Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine will last a life-time ..
First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine for three
NEATNESS.
ital Steatt
WILLIAM S. CAMERON, BOOK AND CARD PRINTER.
LABELS, RECEIPTS,
CIRCULARS, Deeds, Mortgages,
POSTERS, LEASES, BILL HEADS. Gards, Contracts, PLAIN OR IN COLORS.
wer No Newspaper in connection with this Establishment. ma No. 8 PEARL STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
DISPATCH.
All Work Done When Promised.
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INDIANAPOLIS
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Budanc Louis, tailor, res. 190 Pennsylvania.
Budd Milton, brick maker, res. Winson, cor. North.
Buddenbaum Henry, carpenter, res. 206 E. Ohio.
Budenz Henry, (H. B. & Co.,) 144 W. Washington, res. 190 S. Pennsylvania.
Budenz Lewis, (H. B. & Co.,) res. 190 S. Pennsylvania.
Budenz II. & Co., merchant tailors, 144 W. Washington.
BUEHRIG H. E., proprietor Farmers' Hotel, cor. Illi- nois and Georgia.
Buehrig William, bds. Farmers' Hotel.
Buenagel Fr., baker Union Steam Bakery.
Buff N. G., attorney at law, res. 177 South.
Bufkins John C., district prosecuting attorney, office 433 E. Washington, res. 129 Massachusetts ave.
Bugby L. M., warehouse, res. 38 S. Pennsylvania.
Bugg Nathan, (col.,) cook Morris House.
Buist Thomas, 125 N. Illinois.
Buler John, blacksmith, bds. National Hotel.
Bulker Myrer, laborer, McCarthy, near Virginia ave.
Bullard Charles G., furniture finisher, res. S. East, S. of South.
Bullard Talbot, physician and surgeon, 23 S. Meridian, rcs. 87 E. Ohio.
Bullard Wm. R., physician, 23 S. Meridian, bds. 87 E. Ohio.
Bunink William, laborer, res. 93 Bluff Road.
Bunte John B., carpenter, res. 118 N. Mississippi.
Burch Win., grocer, res. Orient.
Burdick Wm. P., merchant, res. 101 N. Meridian.
Burges C. N., printer Journal office, res. 121 N. East.
Burgess Lloyd A., saddler, 20 W. Washington, res. 164 N. Tennessee.
Burgess Samuel J., harness maker at Sulgrove & Reynolds', res. 164 N. Tennessee.
Burgner John, basket maker, res. 17 Chatham.
Burgoyne Stephen, cigar maker, 38 Louisiana opp. Union depot, bds. California House.
Burk Eli, saloon, W. Indianapolis.
Burke Frederica, (wid.,) res. 105 E. South.
BURK GEORGE, cating saloon, 13 W. Washington, res. 107 E. Ohio.
Burk Henry, workman at Washington Foundry, res. 156 S. Tennessee.
Burk John, coal dealer, res. 148 N. Tennessee.
Burk William, tailor, 144 E. Washington.
Burk William, bds. 148 N. Tennessee.
Burke Henry, stone mason, res. 274 S. Delaware.
Burke L. L., printer Sentinel office, bds. Pyle House, cor. Illinois and Maryland.
Successive years at the United States Fair.
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INDIANAPOLIS
BEEBE & HAWES,
JA9 BEEBE& HAWES 925 GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
Wholesale and
OYSTER DEPOT.
Retail Dealers in
Fancy & Staple Groceries, PROVISIONS AND CONFECTIONERIES.
FRUIT AND GAME IN THEIR SEASONS. Head Quarters for Mann & Co.'s Baltimore Oysters.
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Orders from the Country promptly filled. Goods delivered free of charge.
DEPOT, No. 9 West Washington St.
The First Premium awarded the Wheeler & Wilson Machine
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Burkhart Andrew J., painter, res. 146 N. Mississippi.
Burley G. W., salesman Boston Store, bds. 15 E. Ohio. Burnes John, teamster, Carlisle Model Mills.
Burnett J. C., assistant deputy Auditor of State, res. 123 N. Delaware.
Burnett W. H., res. 119 N. Pennsylvania.
Burnham N. G., physician and surgeon, 4 Yohn's Block, res. same.
Burns John, blacksmith, shop 158 S. Delaware, bds. Market, bet. Noble and Davis.
Burns Michael, laborer, res. 46 Massachusetts ave.
Burns Patrick, laborer, res. I Willard.
Burns W. V., attorney, 383 W. Washington, res. 231 N. Tennessee.
Burns William, rope maker, res. S. West.
Burrows G. W., auction and sale stable, 14 N. Pennsylvania, res. 142 Virginia ave.
Burst Thos., res. 125 N. Illinois.
Burt A. S., Burt's Restaurant, 13 S. Illinois, res. same.
Burt Gabriel, (col.,) laborer, res. Seventh.
Burt's Restaurant, A. S. Burt, proprietor, 13 S. Illinois.
Burton George K., cooper, 78 N. West, res. 78 N. Missisippi. Burton John C., clerk 3 Bates House, res. 221 New Jersey. Busch Adam, carpenter, res. 148 N. Mississippi.
Busch Christian, boots and shoes, 138 W. Washington, res. samg.
Busee Samuel, railroader, res. 60 W. Louisiana.
Bush George B., physician, res. 143 Virginia avenue.
Bush George M., (B. & Hannum,) bds. Oriental House.
BUSH JACOB, ten-pin alley and billiard saloon, 246 and 248 E. Washington, res. 250 E. Washington.
BUSH & HANNUM, City Saloon, 53 and 55 S. Illinois.
Bussell E. T., solicitor of patents, res. 19 S. Mississippi.
Bussell Wm. M., receiving clerk at arsenal, bds. 19 S. Mis- sissippi.
Bussey John, Verandah saloon, opp. Union depot, res. 144 W. Maryland.
Busswell John, carpenter, 90 S. Delaware, res. cor. Buchannan and Wright.
Butch Peter, U. S. A., res. 26 Union.
Butler Charles, compositor at Cameron's job office.
Butler John, brakeman I. & C. R. R., res. 20 Lord.
Butler Mrs. Margaret, book-folder, res. 117 N. Alabama.
Butler Ovid, res. Forest Home ave., near University.
Butler Ovid D., assistant deputy clerk, res. 119 N. New Jersey. Butler Scott, tinner, 69 W. Washington.
Butsch George M., grocer, res. 173 S. Delaware.
For four successive years at the Ohio State Fair.
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INDIANAPOLIS
GLENNS' BLOCK,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
(See Engraving, opposite page.)
This new and elegant block, erected and owned by Wm. Glenn, H. Glenn, and R. P. Glenn, is situated on the south side of Washington, between Meridian and Pennsylvania streets, occupying the site of the old Browning Hotel, af- terwards called the Wright House. It is three and a half stories high, being 68 feet front on Washingon street, and extending back to Pearl street, containing three store rooms and eight offices ; the side stores are 173 feet wide and 132 feet deep. The center store, known as THE NEW YORK STORE, is occupied by the proprietors of the block, W. & H. Glenn & Co., and is 32} feet in width by 132 feet in depth. This store is the mammoth dry goods establishment of the State. The offices are occupied by the city authorities, namely : His Honor the Mayor, City Treasurer, City Clerk, Civil Engineer, Street Commissioner, Chief Fire Engineer, City Attorney, City Marshal and Police, with a chamber for the meetings of the City Council. Store south of en- trance in American Alley, is occupied by the Cincinnati Gas Fitting Co. The office, corner of Pearl street and Am- erican alley, is occupied by T. A. Goodwin, publisher of the Indiana American, the only evening paper in the city. One store, (that on the east), is occupied by Merrill & Co., deal- ers in law books, stationery, &c. The one on the west side is occupied as a shoe store by Cady & Co. The appearance of this block is very attractive, chaste and elegant, without a fanlt, and is an ornament to our main street. It was re- built at a cost to the Messrs. Glenn of forty-five thousand dollars.
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines have been awarded the First Premium
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CITY DIRECTORY.
THING
05.8
O HA-
HE MEW YORK STORE
HOUTS & SHOES.
TUCV
GLENNS' BLOCK, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
For four successive years at the Am. Institute, New York.
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INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANA STATE JOURNAL MAMMOTH STEAM
tinting stablishment
1
JOURNAL BUILDING.
ND. JOUR4AL CO.'S
15.
SOUTH-CAST COR. MERIDIAN AND CIRCLE STREETS, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
TIIE JOURNAL OFFICE IS PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF
BOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY, PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY,
Being supplied with a number of fast Presses, running by steam. Every description of Printing can be done on short notice and quick time. We have in successful operation one of GEO. P. GORDON'S FIRE-FLY PRESSES, CAPABLE OF PRINTING FROM 8,000 TO 20,000 CARDS PER HOUR. We can furnish Printed Cards, when ordered in large quantities. at cheaper rates than other establishments in Indiana can buy the unprinted Cards at Stationery Stores.
THE DAILY AND WEEKLY JOURNAL furnish the best medium in the State for Mer- chants and others to advertise their business through. It circulates in every county in the State, and has the heaviest local circulation of any paper published in' Indianapolis.
JOURNAL COMPANY, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Wheeler & Wilson Hemmer makes hens of any width.
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Butsch John, res. 42 W. South.
BUTSCH JOSEPH, ice dealer, res. 48 W. South.
BUTSCH VALENTINE, lime and coal merchant, opp. Madison depot, N. side of South, res. 42 W. South.
Butterfield Cyrus, printer, bds. Tully House.
Butterfield E. L., printer, bds. 149 N. East.
BUTTERFIELD J., agent American and United States Express Companies, bds. 95 N. Tennessee.
Butterfield John W., printer, res. 73 N. New Jersey.
Butterfield J. M., apprentice Journal office, bds. 149 N. East. Butterfield Mereno, patent honey maker, res. 149 N. East.
Byram N. S., (Tousey & B.,) res. 84 E. Ohio.
Bynon Thomas, wood sawyer, res. 241 Massachusetts ave.
Byrkin Phillip, carpenter, res. S1, N. New Jersey.
Byrkit Frank, clerk, 14 Illinois, res. 81 South.
Byrkit John W., carpenter, (B. & Beam,) res. Norwood, bet. Illinois and Tennessee.
Byrkit Ed., works for Byrkit & Beam, bds. GS S. Tennessee. Byrkit Martin, (B. & Beam,) res. 68 S. Tennessee.
BYRKIT SOCRATES M., wood engraver, 19 W. Washing- ton, bds. S1 N. New Jersey.
Byrkit & Beam, planing mill and sash and blind factory, 60 S. Tennessee.
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Cader John, shoemaker, res 89 S. East.
Cady Mrs. Abby A., res. 4 Circle.
Cady David L., (C. & Co .. ) res. 92 N. New Jersey.
CADY & CO., manufacturers and dealers in boots and shoes, Glenns' Block.
Cahill Michael, laborer, res. 52 N. Liberty.
Cahill John S., Wabash, bet. Liberty and Noble.
Cain John, broker, office in Dodd & Co.'s building, res. cor. East and Wood.
Cain Dennis, works Washington Foundry, res. 88 E. Geor- gia.
Cain Geo. W., book-binder, works H. H. Dodd & Co.'s, bds. 135 West Market.
Cairns John, laborer, res. 100 E. Market.
Calaban Michael, laborer, res. 23 E. Georgia.
Calaghan Stephen, salesman New York Store, bds. Macy House.
Cale Dennis, porter Bates House. Calhaine James (col.,) cook Telegraph Restaurant.
CALIFORNIA HOUSE, Adam Kistner, proprieter, 136 and 13S S. III.
Upwards of 100 W. & W. Machines in use in Ind'p'lis making army clothing.
WASHINGTON FOUNDERY
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines awarded the first premium for five
ONI 'SITOdUNVIONI 'SHUOM ANIHOUW ONY AUGNNOS NOLONIHSUM
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CITY DIRECTORY.
LEWIS W. HASSELMAN. ALMUS E. VINTON.
HASSELMAN & VINTON, MANUFACTURERS OF
Agricultural Implements, Horse Powers, Threshers and Separators, Sugar Mills,
Steam Engines
Grist and Saw Mill Machinery, Shaftings, Pulleys, Hangers, Gearing, Castings of all kinds, Wrought-Iron Work, Bridge Bolts and Castings,
BOILERS AND CHIMNEYS,
Sheet-Iron Work, Water Wheels, Foundry and Machine Work in general. [See Engraving, opposite Page.]
Successive years at Mechanic's Institute, Cincinnati.
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INDIANAPOLIS
DAILY AND WEEKLY INDIANA
State Sentinel
STEAM PRINTING HOUSE,
South-West Cor. of Washington and Meridian Sts., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.,
ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Callaghan Julia A .. (wid.,) res. 241 Dennis, rear.
Callahan Michael, laboror, res. 27 N. Ellsworth.
Callaham John, at engine house, res. 101 E. South.
CALLINAN DANIEL J., dealer in dry goods, &c., (sec card) 28 E. Washington, bds. Dr. Gatlin.
Cambron George, brick moulder, res. 285 S. East.
CAMERON WM. S., book and Job printer, 8 E. Pearl, res. 116 N. Alabama.
Camilla, Sister of Providence, N. E.cor. Georgia and Ten- nessee.
Campbell Andrew, tailor, res. West, bet. Maryland and Georgia.
Campbell Charles, res. 2 North.
Campbell Sam. L., book-binder, bds. 2 North.
Campbell Samuel, messenger Indianapolis Branch Banking Co., res. 11 Virginia ave.
Campbell Thos. S., (C. & Boyles.) res. 79 N. Meridian.
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